The pope is officially Tweeting now, under the handle @pontifex, and his Tweets are officially "part of the church's magisterium." Which means that anything he Tweets is the teaching authority of the Catholic Church
Perhaps you've heard the classic puzzle about the fox, the goose and the grain?
The Museum of Modern Art bought 14 video games last week to add to their permanent collection - making video games not just interesting anthropological artifacts, but also a form of art
Scientists have figured out a way to determine the age of your lobster
Crashed Ice, or "ice cross downhill," is a pretty crazy sport
If you were to attach yourself to a Blue Whale, this is what you would see
Huge concentrations of small plastic pellets were found in the Great Lakes
Today marks the end of hurricane season. Here's the run down on the year, and every storm on one animation
Colliding into a 400-pound feral pig at 85 miles an hour can do some damage
On December 4, a collection of rare old dictionaries will go on auction at Bonhams in New York City
Seifert uses simple tools to craft the details: two plastic putty knives and a five-gallon bucket to fill with extra sand.
It was a "nice way to start the week," says NYPD
All the rules you expect might apply to sending a perfect fundraising email? Throw them out the window
A $1,000 scholarship beckons, if you can display your gaming prowess
Cinderella isn't a Disney story, and earlier versions are, well, different
The military wants to upgrade its 1960s-era nuclear workhorse
Frogfish are really good at blending in with their environment - particularly with the sponges that they live on. But they're also crazy fast hunters
Being narcissistic also tends to make you more physically attractive
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
The past 5 to 10 thousand years have seen a surge in human genetic diversity
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